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Cubic will implement technology to allow commuters to park with the same ticket they use for BART trains and buses.
Read More →INIT will supply its technology for fleet dispatch, control and management to be installed in the control center and on a fleet of 1,350 buses.
Read More →Completion of the reliability tests at MTA New York City Transit clears the way for deliveries of 325 buses to begin this year.
Read More →Equipment delivered under the new $7.45 million contract will allow passengers to pay their fares on the station platforms before the buses arrive instead of onboard.
Read More →Capitol Trailways in Harrisburg, Pa., added an information system to five of its coaches that provides passengers with digital TV transmissions of news, weather and sports.
Read More →The local transit property, Metro Area Transit (MAT), is refurbishing 10 buses that were retired when Richard Nixon still presided in Washington.
Read More →The procurement, which WMATA expects to award in the next six months, will increase the fleet to 339 compressed natural gas buses.
Read More →While the city contemplates its decision, express buses will be placed into service by next year.
Read More →The National Park Service is hoping that hybrid electric buses will erase concerns about tailpipe emissions and noise pollution created by shuttle buses at Yosemite National Park.
Read More →A General Motors Canada advertising campaign in Vancouver, Canada, that bashes transit buses and their passengers was scrapped after complaints whistled in from all directions.
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